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Related: About this forumThe Earth and the Galaxy from the ISS
Andreas Mogensen, Denmark's first astronaut in space, just uploaded this to his FB. The Milky rising below our planet. This is his last day on the ISS before he will return back to Earth.
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The Earth and the Galaxy from the ISS (Original Post)
n2doc
Sep 2015
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Warren DeMontague
(80,708 posts)1. OBVIOUSLY FAKED
If it was upside down like that, all the people would fall off.
CHECKMATE, ATHEISTS!
mindwalker_i
(4,407 posts)4. And there are no turtles holding it up
... let alone turtles all the way down (McConnell doesn't count).
Warren DeMontague
(80,708 posts)5. I thought it was Cornyn who had the turtle fetish?
mindwalker_i
(4,407 posts)6. No kidding. Look at the love in those eyes
Warren DeMontague
(80,708 posts)7. Mitch actually does look like a turtle, especially there.
The synchronicity is astounding.
shenmue
(38,506 posts)2. Can they see my butt?
We had a little cold front that passed through last night,
dropped the humidity, and the Summer stars were crystal clear.
When I was young, we used to call that clustered line of stars across the Summer sky "The Asteroid Belt".
Now, we know better.
We also had a great look at the Perseid Meteor Shower last month.
Breathtaking.
One of the reasons we moved away from the light pollution of the cities is so we could see the Stars again.
We haven't been disappointed.